English transcript
America doesn't make money off of war.
A few people in America do make money off of war,
and they make a lot of money off of war.
So they want the music to keep going.
They don't want the music to stop.
And as soon as Biden was serious about getting out
of Afghanistan, and did get us out of Afghanistan,
and we were spending, by the way,
we were still spending $50 billion a year in Afghanistan
after 20 years.
As soon as he got us out of there, guess what?
We start spending an average
of $50 billion a year in Ukraine.
And now that that's winding down, guess what?
This thing in Iran is heating up.
And regardless of whether our troops engage directly,
those are all American munitions.
And those stocks are, you know,
the people who run those companies are excited
that now, you know, as soon as we deplete our stockpiles,
we're going to have to fill them back up.
Like, it's not like they're holding a bunch of inventory,
but the U.S. government does.
Those are, ostensibly,
those are weapons that are supposed to defend us
that are now being used.
And so they know we'll buy them back.
And I have this theory
that there's about $50 billion a year
of things that need to get blown up and replaced
in order for that segment of the economy to stay healthy.
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